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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

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| yir,nsI sv,,,e,," a'ohs may witness his
,hs narsa ''ns'Ion' e out ne VIII be with us In
coms w., -, n.s ni Ih.iureh ior some time to
| India, bsp tn" ",i 'ue future vi the young
Uomn,a,, !. ,he question whlch the
Ths faii ,a 70 uyihg 10 heip solve.
] msnn;,', Vi 'he ~ch"oi Is Just COM
Js,armin. ",u pupi!s are oelng examined to
stndv nt haa, n STATUS. United with the
nrant;.,. u 'ne no iess important
Co saw h,,;,a ,, anu iIiuus'iiai training:
harness sat tvna .nJ MN. s nahe shoes anu
possesssd NJ 20 o anu ptiht oocKs' Is 10 oe
leave I, n,nnI. T., ;, "n'ch WIN ho' iohs
Tbera l. mo- 49,. u' anoe and paioaiishi.
tition of famil,ar tna,n ~ ,is ie''eI iol repe-
education T., ''i'.-ic'hs ihuiaii
training of ,hs no,or'I Jnio iespecS ue
ara similar on, ,n.'. n'H' anu tue indiah
toeether az ns.rI,: az i,eie caiiieu On
othsrs IN. La, -, poSSio'e' put III
tion. Hs mns, h. ,.',,,', uu.' pii'lcuiar at'eh-
and must ~, ,r,ns,, ne" iAhxuaSe'
reticept nraJ.1or, nhIIs "n irs.esS'
onia, st,J;nus ;,,,'... VI na'uie' INFO
ican citizep Cnrious ,t,,. Ho" Huoi ,
American sbo,IJ 20, -, . :. .no oIsniai
c.niza,I " W 'o An'ei-
What can tho ,o,.,, u,.
voutb do III. ..n n.,, 81. ~ i"u'an 'e.i
and make ohiectS q, ,,,iI,t,, 'oau .'i, anu "l.e
Hs can nIav in q hand. ho a., . ,,, I'M, oon,'i -. y
can writs . newsnana, ;,,,,,. ~
at athletic snorts Gne India, uon,h s;.',.
in tbe EniscnnaI chnrob choir - nv .n''0 'ns
and the Indian maidsns 80 Vi ,; tno 'onn, ,,',
and ..decor.,a,, honsahoIJ p,
most annrovsd n.nnar -. %, ~ WY
household wort "e'i o. po'''i u"
The rare char,c,sr;s,;cs of tho I,d;.,
.,ud.,tS or, nt ',, VI '"o ihu'""
their nbvsiognom;" ' ,,.i, p.o'iohneeu ,ai as
cs,aJ 70 sn,n, go, 81 .,o1kI .,' ,o.u .i
dents the girls ~ the ,wo " rsnsS sns 'o s,a Ssa
.ociat. Tha 49, t",.. S n as
social in,ercnnss ss;, no"une'' - n"se ,;a ,liUle
dsgr.a Oh. .g,.,'. - :" 'ui'"i ~
baI, and Chr n,,'Ioop ,a,,; @ M TSo
Young Indians cIina ~ ,ha;, Law.
for bright color. .,t ,h..;- t"rri,nr, rns s
are decorated with orna,nan,ai c.rj. 10
skstcbes of borsss With tr;snr,,,a, 10
cuts from Unrncr.s WcolI, s,n nn 20.
table of one nj r.. 1irIs ,,,,, ,o,i,.,; s,a
French dali half covarad nth booS" "''
A som.wh., irts,.s,;ra .,,;saJ. 80 ~ "a r.,,,,
of one of ,bs inJi.n b",,s nj. ,t'.,.
all love IN ra,J yaT,cr;s 49, p.a,.IS
81 Nicbolos Wide !, ,rn1. .nd g s;m;,.p 49, n.
riodicaIs FOR vnn,h A t.,chsr nn,insd |.
bov reading . rather susnic;,rs ,ooLipy
,,,t,;..,;',, - :. ~ -
the vaIIow'hacE d.. no,,,,J -, TO-
ayamir.ti,n !, nrnv.d ,o ~, Shar,.r.,,
"Temnest"' IN. NAV was with
notes bv Charles Kpiyb, which
il will n. soon .I.o ;,,.rss,sJ
the vounv ab,rivne The ts,chsr's fscs
I;yb,sd nm wifi comnI,csn.-r
..Uow mnch NJ the nIav b,ya vou rs.Jo,,
ask.d tb,. teacher
The Inv showed ah,u, half tho hook .s
road
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

Kenton. o.. is to be lighted and heated
BY means OF natural gas.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

Lord Spencer, late viceroy of Ireland.
acquits the National League of any con-
nectiOn with crime. That amounts 10 q
comp etc ylndic alton.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

The only good thing we can think Of TO
say about Henry George is that he seems to
be hurting the democratic party in New
York.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

Senator John Sherman will be with us on
Tuesday. and he will have a rOusing recep-
ton. Ditto ex General. Ex-Governor and
ex-Minister to France Hon. f. +. Noyes
The town will rent wide open on that Oc-
casiOn.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

We call attention t. a very interesting
article on this page from the pen of Mr..
Charles S. Kay. formerly one of the editors
of this paper, in which several Virginia
features are described in charming man
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

1t appears that Mr.. Halstead has demo
cratic mother-in-law.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

The bodies of thirteen infants were taken
from a cistern at Toledo.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

The Findlay tO.) Tribune is now pub
lished on Friday. instead of Sunday, as
heretOfOre
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

The Sultan of Morocco has joined the
majority. His son is wabbllng around in
his throne.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

1t takes a very large president to be big
ger than his party.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

For bargains in Anthracite coal 20 to
WheldOn & Merrill, Grand opera house.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

"SPALDING's GLUE" mends Furniture.
Toys, Crockery, all ornamental work.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08
Fortress Monroe, Va, Oct. 5, 1887.

You'll find her smiling night and day.
Although at times she is not gay.
And should YOU wonder why you meet
This constant smile, regard her teeth.
She only laughs those gems to show.
Which SOZODONT makes white as snow
Laughter Lends = New Charm
to beauty when it discloses q pretty set OF
teeth. Whiteness, when nature has sup
piled tins element Of lOyeliness. may be re-
tanned through life by using the fragrant
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland remain in Madi-
son. Wisconsin, over Sunday.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

Try WheldOn Il Merrill for coal.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08
EDUCATING THE INDIAN.


Not little OF the attraction Of this place
is due to its proximity to the colored normal
institute and Indian school at Hampton.
Va. but . short sail or drive distant. The
Indian is certainly the most interesting
ward Of the nation at this time. To be
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08
Springfield 8fpnblie
EVENING AND WEEKLY.

The REPUBLIC prints the New YerA asd West
ers Associated Press Dispatches asd the Restsr
Cable (foreigal Tclexra1s.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-08

q. N NICHOLS, THOS. q. BROWN,
PRESIDENT. sxC'v AND TRsAs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
Cotton and apnler.

Special 70 the Gazette.
TERRELL, Tx, Oct. 5.-The black
land farms in this vicinity have been 60
ing u2 il price. In iscs, there are very
few trac.s on sale. Several purchasers
heye recently been through the black
land 0el5 and bought seversIf4rms merely
as 4 matter 0f'iavestnant.
The cotton crop in this locality will be
pretty large, much better JhaE any person
predicted. The shipments viii reach and
may possibly exceed the shipments o.
last year. There were quite q number
Of o1jas IN town this morning, almost by
Daylight, and from directly after sun uD
and sil c=y long there has been q CROWD
OF cation wagons.
IO-d9y aoveral wagons loaded With sp-
pies from Van Ia2dg county, were cold
On the streets. Van Iandt county has
marketed several hundred bushels e
fruit In Terrell this season, ald Il the
business continues, several hundred
bushels OF Gpple5 viii get be sold ia Ter
rail from Van Zandt. TIE amount
shipped from home orClsyGs VIII reach
hig2, as over 900 ACxe5 have already been
shipped from one small orahsrd Il
tia large orchards furnish in PFC
portion to their size. We may safely Soy
several thousand bushels CT fruit have
| been shipped from Terrell this Season.
This Is no smsll consideration il he busi-
ness makeup of city the size CT Ter
r-u. l, is c fact th2t another year VIII
enlarge :! yielding capacity OF orchards
10 several hundred bushels more, s. there
are s great msHy trees that have Just
commenced bearing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

Issue bonds 20 Sd amount not TO
exceed Sl6, GOO per mile, the money, to De
used IA equiping the road and purchasing
railing stock The advertisements SIS sp-
pesred in the newspapers some two
cioaths since in reference 20 the same
mGtter, were not worded according to the
lxw, sNd Gs 2 consequence it was deemed
fn3sudtnt TO attempt 10 place the bonds
until TIE state laws regulating such mat
rers We're fully complied with. Ga mo-
tin ani second the secretary IVES II
arIucsed to call smother stockholders
meeting, at such time xud place, aIG in
such 6 manner. as viii fully comply with
the law II regards 20 the Issuing 0?
bonds.
Captain Allen stated that the people
Of Bouhsn Huuld ply ~ every dollar ct
the oTigin2. substitution Of the road, and
* Gar as he was acquainted The peopie 81
Ravena would 90 fne same.
After gcneraI Discussion with refer
eECe 10 & number q i,eIS Cf minor in
portaGce, tha meeting adjourned suffice.
% csL!.
Messrs. Allen ard spsrger will leave
early this morning. jor Iheis home 1T Bon
| lam Dc0isun News.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

otherwise, were Obliged to wait in lines
stretching fully 9 beck GU the sidewalk
in either direction from the theater
Within wss Z scene Of rare love
luess. Barring 6 liberal display OF
the stars and stripes, The decorations
were w12liy composed 81 natural tlowsrs
and foliage and the effect was styihingly
rich 0u5 suojueG. Roses prodomin2ted,
no, less tasn 10 coo having h1-u used. 4
hoor h2d b4en LAID throughout Tie aCuse,
level wisA HE s,sge ana beau !fully car-
peted. Ghe 5tsga had bss.! errersed -
represent the G.E If s m2ltrn m-Gsia2,
though re walls were nearly hid
den i pr2.1si7n OF fees and
palms. simultaneously with tce p.csi leu
End vile ea,sr.us. lcom - s.dc = ~
stage ar ls6-c@ -a-.c s-aIG v-3=t
mssaiva c7andslsr in fTou Of the s'eG".
\ lire Il racgis tsgo abres-5 zivaHced fc-
yard thzm, he4ded " GeLer6l A. H..
Terry @aa VIE. The orchestra n s-e
b5lc5ay l-ah., iuTc n.l1iy, Inc groups Of
kids occ2-Hp-1yirE Mr. C.vTe-
land claat-r~2 aJou5 4sr, "a
un2tr The s!6 EGlt '3ed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
NalIns NntEs.
to the Gazette.

Speeisl to the sozeste.
Dallas, Tex, oct. 5.-Your CORES
ponaent visited TIE Farmers Alliance
Cotton Exchorge t5js nornlng and found
CT Enc blackboard the following lots Of
cotton for sale: Dallas zoo nales, Dub
liz I2i, Franklin 138, We&therford
100, Mansfield Ia, FlAtonia
lis, Bryan I07, Jefferson IS,
Kosse 50, hIesqlite 81, Martin 10. Wiley
-, Kyle II, Fsrmersyale O., GlebU:no
II, NsvGsota IS. Ranger %. Wills Point
p. Henderson Z, Terrell -, Waxahschie
81, M5Ws &c, Corsicana Il, Sherman CO.,
Itaska :, Ledbsster 5, Mount Vernon 81.
Tulsl number of bales 1916. The man
agar Informs Us tha5 ne sold 200 bates
yesterday, 800 bales from Dallas and 200
from AlYaradO,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
NRkNGLYNG ESEGHTS.
TITO minneapolis Gathering Addressed By
Hftchael DsvitU--s E5ghr for s""2s

ri.o minneapolis Gathering Addressed By
Mlchasl Dsvitr--4 ESghr for Seas.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct. 5-T5e
gencrz. assembly Of Knigats CT Labor
net at 9:l5 s. u, NJ. Powdorly ID the
chair. Ths wrAng!e over seats Was re-
aumad ard continued Tor some time, but
without result. During the morning Eli
chael Davitl was introduced. He az
dressed the assembly ct some length, re-
iaPrlug to She Struggle cithe irish iJr home
rule s3d e. pressing the belief taat the
symqGthies Of the working men OF Amer
lcG were win the people q ireland. ~
tha conclusion CT MS speech Mr. Pow
dgriv Introduced resolution which We're
received with enthusiasm, expressing
hearty sympathy for the N.3a people g
CC1demIing the oppressive laws BY when
Ireland ia governed and the coerc!Ye ACTS
Of tee Engiish government. After the
rvaGi1g Of tAa resolutions i've minutes
addresses were made by The delegates, al
favorable 70 the resolutions.
During iho morning session thtre WAS
much WrGrgliag sGd eliminated discussion
among the conees.jng delegations who
waited II Inc outer hs!lW.y. their voices
penetrating % the convention hall. Sev-
ersi women delegates arrived about il
O'Clock. Among them WIS Mrs. Eaton OF
Washington, appointed By the chalrna N
Of the Richmond convention.
SgesEing on the Gntl-c0eFCtOn rGS0lG-
ton, Miss Severance, very popular lody
member, said the women 81 America, Is
taY rs sic could see, were under Just
abuut % strong q yoke as those Of Ire
land. She said me Judge On the bench,
tha minister il the pulpIt, the bAnKer RnJ
| the monCpnl!st ware trying with all tEGir
might TO down the American working
woman and keep her down.
Mr.. PowderlY then ErOse and said he
Wished 10 hear from some O3 lhose repre-
senting large cGntiGg9n*5 Elat little h9d
been heard Of. He called upon Sister
Hnliings wortn, representative for ths
south, who said che represented the COL
cred women Of Ghe country beyond ou!
southern boundary. Her people,
had once suffered from the yokt
Of slavery, but ahe did TO
think even that yoke was as bitter as thai
whica held the heads Of the people q
Ireland, sad that the women Of this
country were nc. as free as thay Nigh
! be.
Mr.. Mitchell, colorod, said thss tht
colored people felt That John Brown'l
soul was immortal, and that the JOIN
Grown Of the Irish race would So dOwr
! 20 pOgleTlty.
Mr.. PowdeTly cGlled for standing
vote, whoh WAS unanimous.
The convention then sajourned 5Hd 81
| informal reception was given Mr. DaVist
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
Railway HuTges.

English railroads 60 tne m2jor portion
oI their own carving, collectirG ard de-
livering freight st 1he freigtters' doors.
One o. the largest companies, the Mid
lanG, have in constant employment no
!, yer than 5000 horses: and i these
1000 are located II LHndOn. SoGe %
these 4oTses a-e, however, employed ~
switching cars, 81 which business heavy
horse Weighing about 1000 pounds en- a.
GOOD service. TGey soon become very
expert, srd start inc Car by slsuGj1s
with tie trace chain slsck, and then.
witbou. moving their feet, throw then
shoulders forward, Ehen their woiga1
starts thu car. TRey Slso learn TO Judge
Uden the car mas acquired sufficient
speed, ami step aside without word q
comman6, lettirg the cars came gently
toge,her.-T Elk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
sor,s.,s oni,cttcn to Iron sleepsrs,

A serious but singular objection TO iron
s!eeeers is noted by al Eagli5h engineer
who hiss had much experience in tie
building Fl military lines or the no5shern
frontier Of Indla. The wandering Ai&daa
Or Giiuch Who iufests those parts, Nc
says, is q miscaievous creGture, who IS
very fond Of testing the strength CT aE
iron tie with the biggest boulder &c cao
bring to bear upon u, or with sledsg
hammer, II he Is shie 10 steal one. o.
the particular liDe where these iBqair!ng
geGt!tmea most abound, the ties sent gu,
from England were OF cast iron. sud Ii.
boulder generally got tae bes. OF it, with
disastrous results u the track - En-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
The Paris Figaro says that if YOU want

The Paris Figaro says that If you want
your children to have pretty teeth you
must begin with the second dentit.on to
press beck with the finger every morn
ing the teeth which have tendency to
project forward ard pull forward those
9hich tend backward. As 3 wash, boil
in tumolerful Of water pinch OF quas-
Sis wood with pinch oi puIverized Ca
CSC. Il strengthens the gums and whitens
the teeth without iDjuriug the enamel
which covers the bone. Wash the mouth
after each neal win iuGewarm boiled
water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
WASHING ION

TREASURY DEPARTMENT ENCOURAGED.
Y ssEINGToN, OC5. 5-rhe total
arlu mt of bonds of red the government
today VS. 8l,7+4, POO, OF wai1h 81, G57,-
100 were IL pr cents and 1871, 900 We're +
per cents, mskiCG lie totni 10 5al- $l2,-
079 $50. The increased oTeri0gs to-day
encourage tDe Tsa1S"rp afilcis!9 70 tire
belief t1at Inc balance ( the Sl4 100000
required :1r thc sioEiEG fund viii &c CO
tsiaec within tha next twu days. 0ae Of
he Officials axnlsi q t0-dsy'S heavy offer
!3gs ny sayiDe boa0holdegs are ieerful
the4 ty continuing Sc hold their hond9
they may eudEngsT their chances
of disposi"g CT them at rates
IS favorable - these now offered by the
government, Some WHO EeId back for 81
advance are now, he aalE, afte1,ag ttoic
bonds under the conviction that they will
not be sble to secure better terms.
Among the letters received by Secretary
Fairchild to-day, wss one from 2crson
whose name Is withheld, Offering 60 sell
So 600 900 United States bonds to the
Goyerrmaut at S1.1O, snd Threatening 80
sue tie Secretary for damages to that
amount IN csae his Offer is not 2cc2p.ec
No notice was tskan 81 the letter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
The AScR IsiNZde

special TO the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, Tx, Oct. 5-ECrd csDz
here this afternoon from source ths.
susrsntees the correctness OF the report
tc&t the permanent location Of She Rocs
IslanQ's line had been msde IS lar south
IL lhe Territory Is the Canadian river
sc1lh O; Fort Rene, and that the main
cores Of engineers ere making their sur
Yry iron that point TO the head Of the di
Woe between Cache creek and Red river,
sven and 2 hxf miles east Of
Fort Sill. Tie detachment Ct
surveyors senG here SUNDAY
started out Monday morning and are nov
csmpsd north OF Long creek, about ten
miles from here. There orders are 10
run 6 preliminary survey from this city
so iatefsect the line beiug run 6y the
main corps at point on the divide sb3ye
referred 70 between Red river and FOrt
Sill. The engineer in chsrge uf the sur
vev north from this city reports q srralgnt
shot of twelve miles, with 9 maximum
grade of twenty-five fest, end Gays ne is
COZ htent he can fad almost ST sir line 70
the plilt cast OF Fort Sill with i maxi
mum Grade CT not more thSE thirty one
feet. Our people noW regard tbs Rock
Island os certainty, Now let the F5sl
Worth Western hook on 10 tde + ok Isl.
aud 81 JacSsbeTo ana be happy. There
IS solid rock crossing on Red river il
the line here suggested, snd there are nc
other streams OF eny consequence K
cross
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
Denisop, Bonham and New Orleans.

A meeting OF the directors Of the Deni-
son, Bonhsm and New Orleans Railroad
was held last evening ct the office Of
MessTs. Munson & Bro. President Allen
and MIR. Sparger of Bonham, aud Messrs.
Munson, Collins, Tigoor, Perry and
Coffin Of D enison were present. The
meeting was called by the president
principally TO reconsider and tske seton
i'll the matter Of Issuing another general
call 10 the stockholders of the road to
hod another meeting, at which
time proper steps will be taken TO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
4 BoodIer Seueencud,

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Ocs. 5.-Judge
Kumler to-day sentenced Charles Dole,
ex-member OF the board OF public works
OF Cincinnati, to two years Ia me peni-
Tertiary. upon conviction Of mlsappiied
city funds in the purchase OF !ot Ct
horses in Illinois for the city's use.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
QUARANTINE PROBABLE.
Brownsville Upens3 Ut the E>ar approach
Of Mexican Man. OF var.


BROWNSVILLE, TEX, Oct. st is
leaned that Mr.. Wolf, quarantine officer
here, has reported tc the Governor 0!
Texas th,t the Independence, man-of-
nac belonging &c the Mexican govern
ment, filed with conylcts. larded st
Bsgdzd today, and that 1t Was advisable
that quarantine restrictions should go
into effect between Brownsville e1d
MstaLnorss. TIE vigilance ot me doctor
il this particular deserves CONNER dEtiop,
as there is no telling what kind of con-
tagious disease msy De sh0at among the
passengers and crew Of the Independ-
encia. 1t is hoped By the people ct
Brownsville that this subject will not be
overlooked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

Some years ago Secretary Lamar lad in
his possession 4 weak looking ,JerS Y Dull
calf. The dropping animal seemed ready
TO give up the struggle for life, when its
owner conferred upCE il the name
"Serator George Graham Vest" From
that moment the cali bs&G1 TO flourish.
Nothirg seemed 10 pull down the Vest"
Il grew and wsxed strcug and was
dnally sold 30 SeSstor Mcpherson of
New Jersey and became chief C! his herd
LIST week fSenscor George Graham
Vest" took first premium TT an agricul-
tursI fair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
SPORTING.


INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Ocs. 5.-Indian-
apoi;s, 10; Detroit, 5.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct. 5.-Louisville,
I; s.. Louis, 6.
PniLADsLrHrA, PA, Oct. 5.-Athletics,
8; Baltimore, 16.
WASHINGTON, Oct, 5,-Wssainston, u;
Boston, 8
BROOKLYN, N. z. Oct. 5.-Metropoli-
tsns, 8; BrookIgn, l.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 5-Pitts5uTg,
sly Chicagp,5.
NEW YORK, Oct, 5,-Philadelpoia, l:
NaI York, 0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
= ROCK Pnrchnse.

The Fort Worth and Rio Grarie R8il-
way Company hsve bought the rcck quar-
y or the east paDk Of the river, and will
open She quarry and ship the stone 70
For Worth and other points. BJr, D. Y.
Crockett will be placed il charge OF the
Quarrv - Grsubury Graphic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
Presented with q Purse

Special to the Gazette.
Tyler, TEX Oct. 5.-The employees Of
the Tyler shops presented E. s. Marshall,
late division MASTER mechanic OF the S.
Louis, Arkansas GaG Texas Railway, this
evening with 6 purse containing $500, g.
token CT their appreciation ana esteem
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

Correspondence ofthe Gazette.

Correspondence ofthe Gazette.
GouAD, TEX, oct. 2.--The San An
tonic river was higher e Coli&d the last
few dsys, shan baio-a IN twelve months.
The first cotton crop is nearly all gath
cred ard sold. TIE price hG5 been uni
tormly 81 90 per 100 pounds IN the seed.
She second crop will be light.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
ca!lahao County Cotgaa.

sDo iQl to the Gazette.
BAIRD. TEE, oct. 5.-Cotton is coming
in lively oo#. Thirty baIrs were brought
here yesterday, that being the largest
number .vcr On cur streets in cue day.
Our merchants @re doing good business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
IN Ono Time,

We have heard nothing laGe from lis
Fort Worth extension Of the Santa Fe
TIE GILLETTE rumbler should get a NOV.
oM him Wolf City Chronicle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
prcm.asae c,,tlsu CT ygyl.o Dead.

Special TO The Gazette.
WYLIs, Tex oct. Sc. ". How II
G prominent merchant % this piece, ae
c2-deg At 1 O'clock. Nj. Howsly Sis
one It Wy.ie-s best citizens il eg.-
respect, aud VIII DE greatly missed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
WEaTHER AED CR0Ps.


Special to TIC Gazette
RoCEDALE, lex, oct. We are cgsin
nee1ipg ran, Cotto0 receipts to da.e are
u5Jut 400 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
THE RAILROADS.

Coioa.i Jlsw; ac8 OF Tie Fort worth
NeSSera hgd T. Conference wish
Pr sidcEi Of LIS Rock Island.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

A letter has been received here from
Colonel " ". Il. Lawrence, first vice
president OF the Fort Worth Western, vic
IS low il Chicago. 70 the effect that he
has lad q conference with Pres ;dent Cab!I
Of the Chicsgo, R0ck Island ano Poetic
The nature Of that conference end the &C.
cisi0n feached cannot at this time be
made public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06

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